The Anthropometrics of Disability - Designing Accessible Communities

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Integrating Research with Design ............................................ 20 New Research Directions ....................................................... 21 Summary of Discussion & Recommendations ................................. 22 Increasing Standardization & Consensus in Research and Practice 23 Increasing use of functional approaches to research .................. 25 Better organization of knowledge ........................................... 27 Identifying Research Priorities ................................................ 29 Developing computerized human models .................................. 31 Incorporating behavioral and social factors ............................. 32 Improving sampling .............................................................. 33 Improving cost effectiveness of research .................................. 37 Improving data collection methods .......................................... 38
Increasing communications and dialogue .................................. 40 Executive Summary .................................................................. 43 General Overview ............................................................... 43 Action Agenda for Research ................................................... 50 Implications for the Access Board & NIDRR ............................... 53 Appendix 1 : Participants .......................................................... 62 The Anthropometrics of Disability | 4 Appendix 2: Summaries f Papers........................................ 61 Disability Anthropometrics: a Research User’s Dilemma Lois E. L. Thibault .................................................................. 62 Computer Modeling And Anthropometry: Advances For Wheelchair Users John A. Roebuck, Jr. .............................................................. 63 Beyond 'Jack And Jill': Designing For Individuals Within Populations J. Mark Porter ...................................................................... 64 Towards A Standard For The Definition And Measurement Of Wheelchair Seated Posture Douglas Hobson .................................................................... 65 Determining Arm-Reach Zones — Review Of Methods And
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the recommendations in this report
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James Llinas Center for Multisource
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Sarah Endicott CATEA Georgia Instit
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2. COMPUTER MODELING AND ANTHROPOME
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form that can be used efficiently i
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The challenge for anthropologists,
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8. THREE-DIMENSIONAL MEASUREMENTS,
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BRUCE BRADTMILLER Engineering anthr
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This research employed a direct ant
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LAURIE RINGAERT, DAVID RAPSON, JIAN
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outcome variables. Differences in f
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MATTHEW P. REED, PH.D. Advancements
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functional ability to develop datab
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